Breaking News: Travis Kelce just spent a whooping $ 30million on extra security for Taylor Swift at her remaining eras Tour concert ‘Just for her Safety ‘.

The insider, who is also an external consultant for the Eras shows, broke down the staggering costs for keeping Taylor safe and preserving her privacy as her football star boyfriend Travis Kelce jets back out to meet her this week.

“She is the biggest superstar on the planet,” said the insider who’s been at the top of the game for over 20 years.

“So security has to be perfect for her and the entourage.”

It’s not just Taylor, however, who needs protection.

The star’s Kansas City Chiefs boyfriend is now so famous that walking unaccompanied in the street could prove problematic.

The couple have been spending lots of time together on her European tour after Kelce joined Taylor in Paris earlier this month.

He was seen watching her perform in the French capital, alongside Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper, before jetting back for his own music festival Kelce Jam last weekend.

The tight end was set to join her back in Europe this week in Portugal before they attend the Monaco Grand Prix motor racing together at the weekend.

The expert said over 20 people – “the absolute best at their jobs” – have been hired to ensure safety for everyone in her team as they move around Europe for her slated 51 shows, which started in Paris and ends in London later this summer.

Each one, according to the insider, are paid $1,100 day. With the jam-packed European leg, which runs from the start of May for 100 days, that will cost a cool $2 million.

Yet these contracts don’t just include paying a bodyguard a daily rate.

Further costs include renting security cameras and monitors, walkie talkies and even clothing to ensure everyone looks on point.

INSANE NUMBERS

Travel, stays in hotels, food and other expenses for the whole team trusted with keeping Taylor safe can easily add another $2 million onto the bill.

Once the security at the venues, many of which will be welcoming crowds of well over 65,000, is totted up, the final figure will reach $30 million.